In Kyrgyzstan, a logistics center is planned to be built by 2028: A Deputy raised the issue of returning goods from the Russian Federation.

- During the meeting of the "Ala-Too" parliamentary group on January 16, 2026, member of the Jogorku Kenesh Talaybek Masabirov noted that since Kyrgyzstan's integration into the EAEU, one of the most pressing issues for the export of local products is the lack of necessary infrastructure and laboratory conditions.

He emphasized that this concerns not only agricultural products but also the textile industry and other sectors of the economy.

According to the deputy, some goods sent to Russia are returned, creating difficulties for the textile industry. "Why is there no logistics center in our country that could solve this problem?" he asked.

Economy Minister Bakyt Sydykov reported that a trade and logistics center (TLC) is planned to be established on the Wildberries site, covering an area of 228 hectares. He noted that around 6,700 jobs will be created at this facility, and the construction of warehouse spaces is also planned. "The logistics center must be built by 2028," the minister added.

During the discussion, Masabirov emphasized that textile enterprises need accessible loans with low interest rates, stating that the light industry plays a key role in Kyrgyzstan's economy.